Did that machine work with another operating system before? Did that use SMP?
BIOS: ACPI or not? MPS version set to 1.1 or 1.4?
Windows: Device Manager/Computer: ACPI/Standard MPS/Standard HAL installed?
Do you use Windows 2003 server (which I don´t know) like you said in your first post or 2000?
I´m just guessing btw, it could of course also be an overheating issue or a defective PSU or memory stick.
Freezing after bootup.
Re: I found something
I think you had better check the capacitors againJohn_Tapia wrote:the temperature of the motherboard is stating 270F ???????
Try pointing a fan at the case (with the sides off) and see if the extra cooling helps the computer.
270?
isn't that like, beyond the 80C?
sheesh if it were that hot, dude it'd be melting stuff
the caps can only take 85C
isn't that like, beyond the 80C?
sheesh if it were that hot, dude it'd be melting stuff
the caps can only take 85C
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